Salary data

Veterinarian Salary in Ohio

Latest data from BLS OEWS May 2024

Median salary

$123,140

per year · $62.68/hr

Typical range

$58,830–$205,540

10th–90th percentile

vs. US average

-10%

US avg $137,120

Real market pay — from recent job postings

Median advertised pay

$126,500 /yr

Typical range

$105,000–$150,000

vs. BLS median

+3%

Based on 106 recent veterinarian job postings in Ohio that disclosed pay, higher than the BLS median of $123,140. Hourly rates annualized at 2,080 hrs/yr.

Employer-advertised compensation, triangulated from multiple job sources and refreshed continuously.

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Salary percentiles in Ohio

10th

$58,830

25th

$98,500

Median

$123,140

75th

$150,380

90th

$205,540

Annual wage estimates, BLS OEWS May 2024. “+” denotes wages at or above the BLS reporting cap ($239,200).

Employment & demand

2,880

Veterinarians employed in Ohio

#22/48

State rank by median pay

1.00

Location quotient (job concentration vs. US)

429 open veterinarian jobs in Ohio

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Frequently asked

How much does a veterinarian make in Ohio?

The median veterinarian salary in Ohio is $123,140 per year (BLS OEWS May 2024). Most earn between $58,830 and $205,540 annually.

What is the hourly wage for a veterinarian in Ohio?

The mean hourly wage for veterinarians in Ohio is $62.68 per hour.

Where does Ohio rank for veterinarian pay?

Ohio ranks #22 of 48 states by median veterinarian salary, with about 2,880 veterinarians employed.

What are veterinarians actually paid in Ohio right now?

Recent job postings in Ohio that disclose pay advertise a median of $126,500 per year for veterinarians (typical range $105,000–$150,000), based on 106 postings — higher than the BLS median of $123,140.

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